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Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… and his honour, and that of his heir, the lord of Poitouso long as they administer ( tractaverint) it reasonably. He …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… the lion and unicorn, supporting the Royal Arms, with 'LONG LIVE THE KING' written underneath [Tradecards (1800)]. … undoubtedly imported and made up by enterprising tradesmen long before the development of the press allowed the …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… overgrown with wood. Loch Moidart is about four miles long, from east to west, and communicates with the open sea … of that of Ardnamurchan, about twenty-five miles long, and ten in average breadth, and, for several miles from … a tract twenty-four miles in length, and fifteen broad: a long and very dreary valley named Glenmeuble, stretches along …
Survey of London
… Powell's new chimneys in 1679. They form an L shape, the long arm extending by an arch over Lombard Street and …
Survey of London
… suggesting that here, in the sixteenth century, had been a long gallery of impressive proportions measuring, as it did, more than 150 feet in length, or nearly half as long again as that at Haddon Hall, which has a similar …
Survey of London
… was a short stretch of plain wall, about 4 feet 6 inches long, between the eastern recess and the corner of the room. … perhaps indicated that above the latter there had been a gallery, approached from the staircase that must have given … to be no hood. On the head is a skull-cap with moderately long hair protruding below it. The face is vigorously drawn, …
Survey of London
… its weak profile. The ditch had poorly defined edges and a long inward slope to a 6 foot berm at the base of the west … of the entrance porch (Plate 42): it was 26 feet 6 inches long, and ended on a transverse wall, not quite at … with the main axis of the east range, just over 26 feet long and of uncertain width, lying between Brooke House and …
Survey of London
… stagesthat is, down to the building or extension of the gallery on the west sidethe buildings to the north of Court I … building (E), about 19 feet wide by something over 45 feet long. Its main axis was set askew to that of Building D: its …
Survey of London
… western range was extended northwards to form the great long gallery at first floor level. Plate 39a shows how this … itself was left standing at any rate at the time when the long gallery was built: it was clearly removed later. The …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in the country. 87 These are sometimes associated with Long-Necked beakers. The discrepancy between the daggers and … of the kind occasionally found in association with Long-Necked beakers have also been found in the Thames near … Lay.P.19 Daggers 1, flint dagger of the type found with long-necked beakers, from the Thames at Battersea (L.M. …